Keystone Academy Summer Programs Now Enrolling

From Foundation Years to High School, Every Student Can Find Their Own Summer

2026-03-06

Written by Muen Zheng and Andy Peñafuerte III

The Spring Equinox is upon us. The days get longer, the air slowly becomes warmer, and the height of spring will be on its way.

As families begin planning for the months ahead, many are looking for more than a full schedule. They want a summer that nurtures growth, expands horizons, and leaves a lasting impression.

Keystone Academy’s Summer Archway Programs are designed with that goal in mind.

Building on the strengths of previous years, this summer’s programs offer a broader perspective and deeper engagement. Students will learn closely with Keystone teachers, experiencing the school’s curriculum in action. They will also work with professors from leading global universities and experts across disciplines—stepping beyond the classroom into forests and valleys, exploring science, history, literature, art, athletics, and more. Each program is an invitation to discover new interests and to see learning in a different light.

In the Master Camp, students engage in focused academic inquiry and advanced practice alongside professors from top American liberal arts colleges, mentors from Ivy League institutions, and faculty from the University of Cambridge. Through dialogue at the intersection of theory and real-world application, students experience the rigor and depth of university-level thinking.

For middle and high school students, Keystone’s experienced educators, working with specialists from diverse fields, create an interactive and practice-driven learning environment. Through open exploration, collaborative projects, and hands-on challenges, students expand their perspectives and clarify their interests.

For younger learners, Keystone has designed age-appropriate academic and experiential projects. Through programs that combine play with structured exploration, children build confidence in a safe and inclusive setting. They develop curiosity, independence, and a genuine enjoyment of learning.

Keystone’s summer programs are not short-term training courses, nor are they surface-level experiences. They are grounded, thoughtful explorations guided by dedicated educators. Students are encouraged to ask questions, test ideas, and discover their own strengths.

In the summer of 2026, Keystone welcomes students back to campus, for a season of growth, challenge, and discovery.

Masterclass English Program

2026 Ivy Global Scholar (IGS) Summer Program

Program dates: July 4-11, 08:15-18:30

Enrollees: Current G8-G11

Keystone’s 2026 Ivy Global Scholar (IGS) Summer Program centers on “Building Unreplicable Personal Competitive Advantage” Moving beyond traditional models, IGS combines leadership development, disciplinary depth, and college admissions competitiveness—precisely targeting elite universities’ demand for “intellectual vitality.”

Led by a Harvard Business School senior lecturer with Ivy League mentors and undergraduates, the program offers small-group intensive instruction for Grades 8-11 in three tracks: Artificial Intelligence, Finance, and Pre-Medicine. Students transform interests into quantifiable achievements through specialized courses, Harvard Business School leadership training, the Global Youth Leadership Lab, and elite admissions strategy sessions.

Deliverables include AI creative projects, finance investment reports and asset models, and pre-med clinical analysis reviews. Participants also receive Ivy League mentor recommendations, personal narrative development, one-on-one admissions counseling, and year-long academic mentorship—converting learning into elite university-caliber assets.

The 8-day residential program integrates the KRGL Global Youth Leadership Summit with IGS academics. Top performers present at the summit and join the organizing committee for hands-on international event experience.

Unlike conventional programs, IGS strategically builds long-term competitiveness, transforming students from passive learners into project leaders. Through cross-cultural engagement in an elite global community, participants gain differentiated admissions advantages—emerging as future leaders with intellectual depth and global vision.

2026 Cambridge Keystone Summer Program

Program dates: July 13-July 24 (Monday-Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G6-G8

The Downing College Cambridge 2026 Global Campus Summer Program is the first and only official youth academic program directly organized by a Cambridge University college in China. Exclusively designed for academically promising students aged 12-14, it offers an immersive academic experience and English language environment. The curriculum spans cutting-edge STEM disciplines including AI, geography and earth sciences, and engineering, taught personally by Cambridge professors and lecturers—scholars who bring both deep subject expertise and extensive teaching experience to guide students in exploring the wonders of academia. Additionally, five current Cambridge undergraduates will serve as teaching assistants, facilitating Cambridge-style seminars and academic English sessions while providing close mentorship throughout the program. An experienced educational team coordinates all aspects, ensuring students develop both academically and socially.

The summer school features a diverse schedule of subject immersion courses, academic English classes (including British Parliamentary debating workshops), and educational excursions. Through hands-on, interactive learning, students gain foundational knowledge across disciplines and discover their real-world applications. The academic English component focuses on developing oral fluency and critical thinking, using debate to sharpen communication and teamwork skills. Students will also participate in STEM-related field trips, broadening their horizons and enhancing overall competencies. More than an academic exploration, this Cambridge summer school cultivates future global citizens, building confidence, unlocking potential, and laying a solid foundation for future study and careers in an international educational environment.

The Liberal Arts Collegium

Program dates: July 21-31, 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G9-G12

The Liberal Arts Collegium in China is a collaboration between Keystone and two tenured professors from Amherst College, one of America’s premier liberal arts colleges. Taught entirely by distinguished faculty, the program employs small seminar-style classes that replicate the American elite university experience. Through selective admissions, students gain immersive exposure to authentic liberal arts education centered on two core courses: Introduction to Game Theory and Positive Psychology: Understanding the Mind-Body Connection.

Professor Kingston’s game theory course requires no prior background, focusing on essential tools and real-world applications—from static and dynamic games to repeated games—teaching students to apply economic thinking to business competition, international negotiations, and social dilemmas. Professor Sanderson’s positive psychology course explores mind-body connections through classic texts and independent research, advancing students from theory to practice. Capped at 30 students with dedicated office hours and one-on-one guidance, the program ensures deep engagement and intellectual exchange.

Both professors are nationally recognized scholars and teachers. Professor Catherine Sanderson, holder of the Poler Family Professorship in Psychology, is a Stanford-Princeton trained researcher funded by the NSF and NIH, named among The Princeton Review’s 300 Most Popular Professors, and featured in major global media. Professor Chris Kingston, the Richard S. Volpert ‘56 Professor of Economics, is a leading scholar in institutional economics and economic history with numerous teaching awards and Princeton Review recognition. Beyond instruction, both professors share cutting-edge research methods and engage students in face-to-face dialogue, while Amherst’s former Director of International Admissions provides professional college counseling guidance.

Girls in STEMM

Program dates: July 6-11, 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G8-G11

Girls in STEMM is a six‑day intensive program designed for girls aged 14–17, aiming to close the gender gap in science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine (STEMM). Created by Synpact, this academically rigorous and future‑focused enrichment program combines academic STEMM learning with real‑world application through company visits, skills training, and project‑based learning. Students build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and gain clear insight into STEMM career pathways by connecting directly with professionals in the field. The program runs for five intensive instructional days and concludes with a formal graduation and group presentation on the sixth day, serving as a valuable complement to school curricula during summer and holiday breaks.

The program features a strong focus on building STEMM identity and challenging gender stereotypes through workshops, role models, and strength‑building activities. It aligns all hands‑on projects, site visits, and presentations with real STEMM careers to help students understand real‑world relevance. It also includes a structured public speaking progression, regular reflection and goal‑setting exercises, ongoing follow‑up resources, and interactive peer‑based learning. By engaging with successful female professionals, students gain relatable inspiration and clear guidance to continue pursuing STEMM beyond the program.

Wearable Electronic Design - From Concept to Functional Prototype

Program dates: July 6-12, 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G10-G11

This 7-day Keystone Summer Workshop for grades 10–12 requires no prior electronics or design experience. Led by Jing Chang—architect and computational designer with degrees from the University of Hong Kong and Harvard GSD, plus expertise in digital design, AI workflows, and embodied interaction—participants explore where design meets engineering. Using wearable devices as the core project, students discover how low-voltage electronics, sensors, and computing integrate into everyday objects, while developing concept design, human-centered thinking, and rapid prototyping skills.

The program runs mornings on concept introduction and case studies, afternoons on hands-on making and testing under Jing’s guidance, culminating in a project showcase and simulated college design review on Day 7. Drawing from the instructor’s doctoral research in spatial computing and human-centered intelligence, students gain technical insights beyond conventional training.

Each student completes a functional prototype and portfolio-grade documentation with high-quality visuals and design statements—powerful assets for applications to the top global institutions.

Masterclass Bilingual Program

Opera Summer

Program dates: July 6-12, 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Students aged 7-12

Summer is approaching, and young artists who love opera—your stage awaits! Keystone proudly presents “Opera Summer”, an immersive program inviting children with operatic dreams to experience the unique charm of opera and the magic of the stage under professional guidance, embarking on their own artistic journey.

In this program, students will deeply study and rehearse children’s chorus selections from world-class operas carefully curated and arranged by the faculty, including but not limited to Carmen (French), Cats (English), The Phantom of the Opera (English), Hansel and Gretel (German), and Tosca (Italian). Specific repertoire for each session will be determined by participants’ age and musical background. Each opera represents a perfect fusion of emotion and melody; through singing, children will gain invaluable artistic experiences while experiencing the collision and blending of different cultures in a multilingual environment.

Notably, this program features a prestigious mentorship team. Instructors include veteran performers at the National Level 2 rank or above from the China National Opera House, with project coordination supported by professionals from the National Centre for the Performing Arts and the Central Conservatory of Music. These masters will share their expertise generously, guiding students through in-depth opera analysis while imparting refined vocal techniques and outstanding stage presence, accelerating their professional growth. Ultimately, under their dedicated guidance, students will perform classic children’s chorus selections on stage alongside professional artists from the China National Opera House. Outstanding performers will also have the opportunity to participate in future China National Opera House productions as children’s chorus members—gaining rare experience collaborating with top-tier artists and adding a remarkable achievement to their artistic portfolios.

Primary School Bilingual Program

Hogwarts Summer Camp

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G3-G5

Ready to step into the mysterious world of magic? Hogwarts China Campus proudly enters its third spectacular year, with a completely upgraded curriculum that integrates multidisciplinary knowledge—both returning and new students are bursting with anticipation! Our two beloved wizarding professors remain at the helm: as passionate and perfectly in sync as ever, they serve as knowledge-bearers and magic-guides, creating the most nurturing classroom environment where every child falls in love with English from day one and leaves each session reluctant to say goodbye.

This is a one-of-a-kind immersive adventure. We will delve deep into original English chapters from the Harry Potter classics, breaking through language barriers through comprehensive training in vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, public speaking, and performance. In class, carefully designed tasks and scene analysis replace tedious lectures. Our professors don’t merely critique your work—they provide profound academic guidance to help you find your own path in this magical world.

This holiday season, learning extends far beyond textbooks. We will journey across literature, science, history, art, and music, with activities, games, sports, culinary experiences, and technology all woven into the experience. Ignite curiosity through passion. Learn through practice. Grow through exploration. Every young witch and wizard will unlock new knowledge, sharpen their skills, and achieve the dual miracle of intellectual growth and personal development—all while experiencing the endless enchantment that magic brings.

So come, raise your wand, and let’s embark on this shining journey of growth together!

English Adventure Island: Dragon Master

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G4-G5

This is a three-week PBL program that sparks students’ passion and intrinsic motivation through immersive, joyful learning. Built around the original Dragon Master novel, the curriculum strengthens integrated English skills while cultivating creative thinking and practical abilities across three core modules.

The English Language Module combines intensive and extensive reading with critical discussions and role-play, guiding students from story analysis to original English writing and performance—achieving simultaneous growth in reading, writing, and speaking.
The PBL+STEM Module transforms students into explorers, using hands-on experiments, tech inquiry, and creative crafts to apply cross-disciplinary knowledge and fuel curiosity about the unknown.
The Game-Based Module embraces “learning through play,” where students design games, solve problems, and build leadership and teamwork through collaborative challenges.

Led by a dynamic dual-teacher team of bilingual instructors and foreign teachers, the program begins with two weeks of bilingual instruction to build confidence, then shifts to full English immersion in week three for rapid language breakthroughs—ensuring substantial growth in a fun, engaging environment.

Multi-Style Sports Activities

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G2-G5

Ball sports hold particular appeal for children in team-based physical activities, proving especially popular among pupils in G2 to G5. This term’s program, tailored to their interests, centres on handball while incorporating diverse activities including football, basketball, athletics, swimming, and T-ball.

Handball stands as a favored team sport among children and forms part of our primary school physical education curriculum. Through daily PE lessons and accumulated practice, pupils can further strengthen and enhance their understanding and application of game rules, mastery and execution of technical skills, rapid reaction times during matches, and teamwork abilities within the summer program.

Complementing the morning handball sessions, each afternoon from Monday to Friday features a different sports activity for the children, including football, basketball, athletics, swimming, and T-ball.

Summer “Bilingual Bookworm” Reading Camp

Program dates: July 6- 17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G2-G4

Open to students entering Grades 2–4, this two-week program invites young readers on a fun-filled bilingual journey led by experienced Chinese and English library teachers. We believe bilingual reading gives children two keys—one unlocking the treasures of Chinese culture, the other opening doors to global knowledge—creating that magical “1+1>2” effect. In our cozy library home to nearly 40,000 books, campers will explore ten engaging bilingual themes spanning picture books, phonics readers, and chapter books, from Fantasy Kingdoms and Adventure Maps to Detective Mysteries, Sci-Fi Futures, and Classic Treasures. Teachers carefully match each child with books suited to their level and interests, nurturing both a love of reading and the stamina to enjoy it.

Daily activities bring stories to life through Kahoot quizzes, role-play, “Little Teacher” sessions, scavenger hunts, and more. As children read, journal, share, and discuss their discoveries, they practice expressing ideas clearly and listening to others. With built-in movement breaks to keep minds fresh and bodies active, the camp balances intellectual growth with physical well-being—building not just language skills, but curiosity, confidence, and independent thinking. One great book discovered this summer might just open the door to a lifelong love of reading.

Money Master

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G1-G3

Give a child millions or give them financial literacy for life—the choice is clear. This 10-day summer program, designed specifically for 1st to 3rd graders, seizes the critical window between ages 6–9 when money habits first take root. Through games, stories, and hands-on practice, we plant the seeds of smart money management. When financial intelligence joins IQ and EQ as equal partners, children transform from “see it, want it, buy it” impulse shoppers into thoughtful planners—setting them up to win in the long run.

The Money Wise Kids curriculum unfolds across four magical academy modules: In “Little CEO Business Simulation,” kids step into the shoes of supermarket owners and toy store managers, sharpening decision-making and teamwork through real market competition. “Wealth Adventure Challenge,” our original board game, makes budgeting, interest, and risk tangible through dice rolls and card draws. “Money Fairy Tale Theater” brings financial storybooks to life, letting children act out characters who learn the value of hard work and delayed gratification. Finally, “My First Fortune Plan” guides each child to create their own pocket money management handbook, practicing real strategies for red envelope savings and goal-setting. After ten days, every graduate leaves with a complete financial thinking toolkit, practical money skills, healthy spending habits, and “Money Wise Superstar” certification with custom keepsakes—wealth wisdom woven straight into their growing years.

Young Baseball Stars Adventure

Program dates: July 6-10 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G1-G3

Welcome to the Young Baseball Stars Adventure! This is a fun and growth-oriented baseball summer camp specially designed for beginners. We combine fundamental baseball skills with exciting exploration, allowing children to experience the passion and joy of sports during the summer. Over the course of five days, young participants will embark on their baseball dream journey through teamwork, interactive games, and step-by-step training.

Camp highlights include: learning proper throwing, catching, and hitting mechanics using soft baseballs and tee-ball equipment designed for safety and success; mastering rules like base running and scoring through engaging, hands-on gameplay; daily team challenges that build communication, trust, and good sportsmanship; integrated agility and coordination training for well-rounded athletic development; and immersive baseball films and animations that capture the sport’s timeless magic.

Whether your child is new to baseball or just getting started, this camp is the perfect opportunity to make friends, exercise, and build confidence. This summer let’s embark on this exciting sports adventure filled with laughter and growth together!

Creator’s Workshop: From Land to Sky — Summer STEAM Maker Camp

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G1-G3

Week 1: Cruising the Earth · Land Vehicles This week, kids become mechanical engineers, starting with hands-on mastery of saws, screwdrivers, and hot glue guns before diving deep into the inner workings of bicycles, scooters, tricycles, tractors, and cars. Together we’ll deconstruct and rebuild wooden go-karts, discovering how gears and bearings transfer power through tactile experimentation. Then students design and build their own vehicle models from scratch—progressing from two wheels to three, then four—culminating in the ultimate challenge: installing electric drive systems that bring their creations to life.

Week 2: Breaking Waves · Marine Engineering From dugout canoes to ocean liners, how did humanity conquer the waters? This week traces the evolution of ships while unpacking buoyancy principles and clever hull designs. Kids construct boat models from the ground up, engineering waterproof compartments, balanced sails, and other creative components before adding motors for autonomous navigation. We’ll build indoor test channels where vessels face real trials—load capacity, speed runs, and leak-proofing—letting kids experience the full engineering cycle of trial, error, and optimization.

Week 3: Chasing Dreams in the Sky · Aircraft Design Flight remains humanity’s eternal dream. Using aviation history as our roadmap, we deconstruct and reconstruct flying machines to grasp the physics of wings, propellers, and jet engines. The MIT design thinking loop guides every step: defining problems, brainstorming solutions, prototyping, and iterative testing. For the grand finale, each student applies their tool skills and engineering mindset to build a functional aircraft of the future—perhaps a rescue drone or interstellar shuttle—transforming wild imagination into working reality through blueprints and raw materials.

Primary School Chinese Program

Journey Through Time: Dreaming of the Song Dynasty

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G4-G5

Step back a thousand years and experience the glory of imperial China! This summer, children embark on an immersive historical adventure, “traveling” back to the elegant and prosperous Song Dynasty. Each child claims a unique professional identity—becoming a young general, academy scholar, court painter, junior magistrate, or silk merchant. Over ten days of “life in Bianjing” (the dynasty’s capital), they’ll earn ancient “Jiaozi” currency by completing character-driven missions and playful challenges, culminating in a grand Bianjing Carnival that brings Song Dynasty wisdom and culture vividly to life. Only those who crack the final mystery will earn the coveted title of “Song Dynasty Master.”

We make history live, putting every child center stage. Through ten days of deep immersion, kids don’t just learn Song Dynasty facts through professional quests, gamified tasks, and a functioning economic system—they feel history by whisking tea, pitching arrows in traditional touhu games, and crafting incense with their own hands. Built on safety, engagement, and authentic depth, this isn’t textbook history. It’s a living legend written by the children themselves, helping each one discover their own spark within a millennium of culture.

Mathematics & STEM Innovation

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G4-G5

To spark students’ curiosity and reveal the elegance of mathematics, our Grade 4–5 Chinese math team has designed a trilogy of program that sharpen creativity and logical reasoning.

Mathematical-Thinking Module: Built on Singapore’s math-reasoning framework and selected competition topics, students learn to model problems and solve them systematically with tools such as enumeration, listing and diagram drawing.
Team-Building Games Module: Through strategy-based group games students uncover the mathematical rules behind winning moves, practice collaborative problem-solving and develop communication and leadership skills.
STEM Innovation Module: Hands-on tech projects invite students to apply mathematical knowledge and engineering principles to everyday challenges. By designing, building and testing their own devices, they gain immersive experience of the four STEM pillars—science, technology, engineering and mathematics—while seeing firsthand how classroom theory translates into real-world solutions.

Keystone Kung Fu Panda Training Camp

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G1-G6

This summer, skip the Jade Palace—step into the real martial arts world at Keystone’s Kung Fu Panda Training Camp and forge your own legend. Here, kung fu transcends mere moves; it’s a dual journey of cultural awakening and tech-powered creation. You’ll discover the origins of wushu and the spirit of the xia warrior, decoding the Chinese wisdom behind every technique. Through gamified physical training, you’ll unlock your body’s potential—building foundations of strength, speed, flexibility, aerial agility, and sharp reflexes—before mastering an exclusive combat form created just for this camp, roaring through powerful sequences alongside your fellow warriors.

Then venture into the Tech Dojo: use AI tools to design your one-of-a-kind kung fu panda avatar, transform that digital vision into a tangible 3D-printed figure, and step before the green screen to perform your moves—instantly transporting yourself to bamboo forests and mountain peaks, leaving with a special-effects-packed “Kung Fu Moment” video starring you.

Your takeaways run far deeper than physical skills. By graduation, you’ll possess a demonstrable martial arts form and solid fundamentals, your original AI panda artwork and 3D-printed model, a personalized kung fu short film with pro-level effects, plus cross-disciplinary fluency in both warrior culture and cutting-edge tech—not to mention a crew of bold, creative teammates. And the ultimate bonus? An exclusive field trip to Beijing’s Shichahai Sports School, the legendary training ground of Jet Li and Wu Jing, where you’ll witness national champions in their daily grind and let authentic “warrior energy” ignite your next dream.

Primary School English Program

English Immersion Program

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G2-G5

The English Immersion Program is regarded as the most exemplary “Keystone” program and has consistently received recognition from parents. The primary reason for this is the unwavering commitment of Keystone teachers, who oversee every aspect of the project, including teacher selection, project design, and operational management.

The English Immersion Program comprises three significant domains: humanities, sciences and performing arts. Each of these areas has been meticulously crafted by experienced teachers at Keystone. In order to promote the concept of “learning while playing” during the summer, teachers have put in a great deal of effort to come up with innovative ideas in their fields of expertise.

In addition to classroom exploration with teachers and students, we will also venture beyond campus to uncover the wealth of knowledge and wisdom that surrounds us. This approach will be tailored to meet the needs of teaching and activities and will provide students with a rich and diverse learning experience. Additionally, every afternoon, students will have the opportunity to enjoy one and a half hours of unrestricted playtime on the playground, where they can explore a variety of sports activities and work up a sweat. It is hoped that children can try more, make new friends, learn new things, and try different types of sports activities in the three weeks.

English Math Adventure!

Program dates:

Session 1: July 6-10 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20
Session 2: July 13-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G2

English Math is designed to be an engaging and interactive experience that enhances children’s understanding of mathematical concepts and language. More importantly, it’s all about having fun! Our program combines learning with enjoyment, ensuring that students not only grasp essential skills but also develop a genuine love for both math and English.

In our program, students will engage in a variety of activities, logic games, and challenges that promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork. Through hands-on experiences and collaborative tasks, they will develop the skills needed to approach mathematical problems with confidence and creativity. This immersive approach helps students see math as more than just numbers—it’s a way of thinking and solving real-world challenges.

We will also explore essential math terms in English, helping students gain confidence in expressing their ideas clearly and effectively. By integrating language learning with mathematical concepts, students will build a strong foundation that supports their academic growth and communication skills. This dual focus on math and language ensures that students can articulate their thoughts and solutions with precision and clarity.

Each day, the program features a unique math magic trick, where we will play, observe, discuss, and solve together. Students will also have the opportunity to create their own math tricks, fostering creativity, application, and collaboration. This daily feature not only adds an element of fun but also encourages students to think outside the box and apply their knowledge in innovative ways. Join us on this exciting journey where learning meets fun, and every day brings a new adventure in math and English!

“Fun, Creativity, and Learning: The Ultimate English Summer Adventure!”

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current Foundation Years students

Is your child ready for a summer filled with fun, creativity, and learning? Our English summer program is the perfect blend of excitement and growth! Designed to enhance your child’s fine motor skills and phonics abilities, our program offers a variety of engaging activities that spark curiosity and foster development.

Hands-On Creativity: From painting masterpieces to sculpting unique creations, our craft sessions are designed to ignite your child’s imagination while strengthening their fine motor skills. Each activity is carefully crafted to be both fun and educational, ensuring that learning feels like play.
Phonics Adventure: Dive into the world of letters and sounds with our interactive games and activities. We make phonics learning a blast, helping your child build a strong foundation in English through engaging and memorable experiences.

· Outdoor Exploration: Nature walks and outdoor games are a key part of our program. These activities not only encourage movement and coordination but also connect your child with the natural world, fostering a sense of wonder and exploration.

Over these two weeks, we aim to create a supportive and inclusive environment where your child can build lasting friendships and create unforgettable memories. Our program is more than just learning—it’s about growing and having fun together.

MYP Mathematics Explorer Summer Camp

Program dates:

Session 1: July 6-10 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20
Session 2: July 13-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G5-G6

Welcome to a Five-Day MYP Math Exploration.This program is built for two types of students: incoming MYP newcomers and current MYP students who need to dig deeper into how math works here. Wherever you’re starting, we’ll help you find your footing through engaging, hands-on learning. We systematically unpack the four MYP math assessment criteria, blending academic vocabulary building, rubric deep-dives, practical activities, and peer feedback—rebuilding your confidence and core skills through real-world contexts. Daily gamified review and software-assisted exercises keep energy high, but the heart of each session remains paper-based problem solving, collaborative teamwork, and reflective evaluation, ensuring you rediscover both mastery and joy in math through writing things out and bouncing ideas off others.

This isn’t just content preview or gap-filling—it’s a full rehearsal for how MYP learning actually works. You’ll experience (or re-experience) inquiry-based classrooms, project-style assessments, and global contexts firsthand. You’ll learn to express logic clearly in mathematical language, navigate team dynamics, and transform past confusion into steppingstones for progress. Join us for this supportive, discovery-filled journey into MYP mathematics. Whatever your starting point, you’ll step forward ready to embrace the full possibilities of secondary school math with genuine confidence.

Middle School English Program

English Immersion Program

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G6-G8

The BEFA Olympiad

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-11:30

Enrollees: Current G8-G11

Discover Your Future with the BEFA Olympiad through systemic thinking—explore how society functions, develop real-world skills, and prepare for success. Unlike traditional competitions, the BEFA (Business, Economics, Finance & Accounting) Olympiad offers a unique opportunity to engage with and question industry experts, including CEOs, accountants, financial analysts, lecturers, college students, auditors, and entrepreneurs, while learning how financial systems and stock markets operate. We prioritize the learning journey through curated activities that encourage deep engagement with ideas, authentic collaboration, and reflection on growth, helping students build lasting knowledge through resilience, connections, and thoughtful questions.

Students in this program will benefit from a small cohort that ensures personalized attention and meaningful mentorship, along with real-world exposure through direct access to industry professionals and career pathways. The curriculum features hands-on, discussion-led learning that fosters critical thinking, collaboration, and resilience, all at a calm, reflective pace that encourages curiosity, confidence, and lasting understanding. Practical outcomes include valuable networking opportunities, insights into entrepreneurship, and applied BEFA skills. Overall, what awaits you is an environment of exploration without pressure, where you can discover potential careers, dive into entrepreneurship, and apply BEFA theory in meaningful ways.

Ultimate Frisbee Summer Camp

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-11:30 (G6-G8); 12:30-15:30 (G9-G11)

Enrollees: Current G6-G11

Get ready for a summer of high-flying fun, fast-paced action, and fantastic teamwork! Welcome to our Ultimate Frisbee Camp – where spirit, sport, and sunshine come together.

Ultimate Frisbee isn’t just a game; it’s an experience built on energy, respect, and connection. Played with a flying disc on an open field (or indoor ultimate if the weather is not ok to play long), it combines the non-stop movement of soccer, the aerial strategy of football, and the graceful flow of basketball—all without any referees! That’s right, players make the calls, which means honesty, communication, and good sportsmanship are at the heart of every match.

Whether you’re picking up a disc for the first time or you already love to throw, this camp is for you. You’ll learn the essentials—from crisp forehand and backhand throws to making layout catches—while building fitness, agility, and game sense. More importantly, you’ll make new friends, laugh a lot, and become part of a supportive and spirited community.

So, grab your sneakers, sunscreen, and a smile. Let’s launch an unforgettable summer together—one throw, one sprint, and one great moment at a time!

The Film Crew Camp

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G6-G8

The Film Crew Camp is a two-week course where students in Grades 6-9 dive into the exciting world of filmmaking. They start by learning the core principles of simple storytelling and film structure, turning their creative ideas into a working script. Next, they get practical, hands-on experience using the studio’s camera equipment, mastering basic operation, shooting techniques, and scene composition.

This year, the camp has evolved to include a collection of props and costumes, encouraging more imaginative and playful filmmaking. Students transition to post-production, where they learn essential editing skills to cut their footage, layer in sound and music, and finalize their projects. By the end of the camp, each student will have collaborated with peers to produce their own short film, gaining foundational skills in both production and editing along the way.

MYP Mathematics Explorer Summer Camp

Program dates:

Session 1: July 6-10 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20
Session 2: July 13-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G5-G6

Welcome to a Five-Day MYP Math Exploration. This program is built for two types of students: incoming MYP newcomers and current MYP students who need to dig deeper into how math works here. Wherever you’re starting, we’ll help you find your footing through engaging, hands-on learning. We systematically unpack the four MYP math assessment criteria, blending academic vocabulary building, rubric deep-dives, practical activities, and peer feedback—rebuilding your confidence and core skills through real-world contexts. Daily gamified review and software-assisted exercises keep energy high, but the heart of each session remains paper-based problem solving, collaborative teamwork, and reflective evaluation, ensuring you rediscover both mastery and joy in math through writing things out and bouncing ideas off others.

Romeo & Juliet

Program dates: July 6-15 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G6-G8 Language & Literature students

Studying Romeo & Juliet isn’t just about reading a classic—it’s about diving deep into one of the most powerful stories ever written. By analyzing Shakespeare’s language, symbolism, and character choices, we will uncover layers of meaning about love, conflict, fate, and rebellion that still feel shockingly relevant today. Every line holds clues, every scene raises questions, and every decision pushes the tragedy forward. Going in-depth transforms the play from a familiar tale into an intense, thought-provoking experience—one that challenges us to think critically and see how words can shape emotions, choices, and entire worlds. This process will help students reach greater depth when approaching literary work and learn to appreciate language.

Keystone Kung Fu Panda Training Camp

Program dates: July 6-17 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G1-G6

A Close Reading of Classical Literary Works

Program dates: July 6-24 (Monday to Friday), 08:30-15:20

Enrollees: Current G6-G8

In summers past, our classic literature close reading courses flowed like cool springs—refreshing young minds and earning praise from students and parents alike. In this fertile literary soil, children absorbed rich nourishment while sharpening their analytical lens, laying solid groundwork for the rigorous demands of DP-level literary study.

This summer, we embark anew. Our journey turns to where China’s vast territories meet the wider world. We begin with Shen Congwen’s Border Town and Random Sketches of Travels in Hunan—lyrical portraits of western Hunan’s river towns. We travel north to Li Juan’s The Remote Corner of Altay and Winter Pasture, intimate chronicles of Kazakh herders on the northern frontier. From Chi Zijian comes The Right Bank of the Argun River, an epic of the Evenki people and their disappearing way of life. We roam with San Mao through Stories of the Sahara and Traveling Far and Wide, then follow Huang Yongyu’s artistic pilgrimage Along the Seine to Florence. Finally, we arrive at Orhan Pamuk’s Istanbul: Memories of a City—nine masterworks of Chinese and world literature, flowing together with nonfiction texts like tributaries forming one great river of discovery.

In our inquiry-driven classroom, we cultivate close reading skills and the discipline of reading entire books—deepening students’ sensitivity to life’s textures while exploring how “life is at once extraordinarily grand and utterly ordinary.” Through examining connections across landscapes, cultures, and narrative perspectives, students discover how the epic and the everyday intertwine. They internalize the essence of language and literature, developing fluency in interpretation, analysis, and evaluation within the IB Language and Literature framework—letting literature’s light illuminate their path forward.

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